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25. If you surround with the positive, it always goes well

24. If you stay in a toxic environment you'll lose yourself

19. Young Dragons and Vultures: Who wins?

14. The Good wants to Prevail

20. Does the Devil or the Angel win?

21. The Dictator redeems himself - The Good Prevails

13. Piëta between Good and Evil

3. There is Continuity

22. The Good defeats the Dictator

17.Does the Lam or the Witch win?

10. Feel good in your own Skin

18.There is a lamb hidden within the Dictator

15. Maelstrom

Will the Gloomy, the Celebratory of the Sustainable prevail

23. The Good has defeated the Dictator

5.Is Sustainability the Core?

7. Sustainability Prevails

8.What is Love?

16. The Dictator: Hollow Barrels make the most Noise

1. The Dictator with the Embryo Brain

9. Dance with Life

11. Will Hatred overwhelm the Dictator?

4. There is always a light at the End of the Tunnel

12.The Bad attracts more than the Good

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yellow

orange

purple

dark blue

green

light blue

brown

black

Acrylic

Aquatint

Canvas

Chalk

Charcoal

Clay

Concrete

Embroidery

Graphite

Gold

Mixed Media

Metal

Oil Paint

Paper

Pastels

Pencil

Pigment

Resin

Tempera

Textile

Watercolor

Collage

Other

Film

Digital

Ceramic

Wire

Wood

Yarn

Stone

Porcelain

Marble

Glass

Plastic

Design

Drawing

Engraving

Etching

Linocut

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Painting

Prints

Screen Print

Text

Work on paper

Photography

3D Print

Performance

Sculpture

Landscape

Portrait

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Small

Very Small

Joy to the Heart

At the edge of contact

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Nymphaea I

Nymphaea III

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Where silence holds light

Living in Lightness

Voices of Women brings together a diverse group of female artists whose practices speak from different places, materials and lived experiences, yet resonate around a shared core: the act of giving form to what is often unseen, unheard or unspoken.

This exhibition is not about a single narrative of womanhood, nor does it aim to define a collective voice. Instead, it embraces multiplicity. Each artist presents her own language—sometimes subtle and introspective, sometimes bold and confrontational—shaped by personal history, intuition, observation and resilience. Together, these works form a constellation rather than a chorus: distinct voices existing side by side, connected without merging into one.

Across painting, texture, gesture and material exploration, the works in Voices of Women engage with themes such as connection and fragmentation, inner landscapes, memory, transformation and the relationship between body, nature and environment.

Voices of Women

African echoes